The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-20
HEIR OF THE CROWN PRINCE
THE CHARACTER or PRINCE WILLIAM,
GERAflNY,S COMING RULER.

re New Takes his Fathers Place NE all state
Cerrmonies-sirn Of the Talk Be
tween Prince Bisranrck snd the CSar.
COPYRIGHT 1897 BY thu New Fork Annotated Prea.
BERLIN Nov. 10.-The important an
nouncemont is made tonight that owing to
the iilness OF the Crown Prince. Prince William
will, by command OF the Emperor. represent
his father ut all future stnte ceremonies and
receptions. Prince Bismarck since his arrival,
has held daily conferences with Prince Will
liam. who visited tho Chancellor within an
hour Of his reaching Berlin on Tuesday night
The speech from tho throne at the opening
OF the Reichstag on Thursday will definitely
allude to the position OF Prince william. The
official circle is especially gratiled by the
Princes recognition. and all Germany APP
proves a stop which will further consolidate
the position Of Bismarck as leader Of German
destinies.
Prince William does not swerve from his
admiration for Prince Bismarck. He is de-
voted to the Chancellor's theories Of govern
ment, and will implicitly sub nit to his
manner. and his occasional displays. Of nm
overboaring temper, operate Against his ac &c.
Crown Prince, who is pleasant to everybody
and Is slow to anger.
sessss has been Bestowed upon practical stud
les OF war tactics and the minutest details OF
army organization. He Is credited with the
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Bismarck or any other. competent Minister on
oqfsssSnf q @fGT in the
Crown Princes condition to-day that DR.;
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Indoors to-day on account Of heavy rain
DR. arsSsa at san sssssn IL
having been sent by the Emporor to watch the
dangers the Crown Princes life. "
He is famous for the sureness Of his hand in
81 tho opsraons oi fhs Ber wRers
there are 49o eases yefsly y.m nho m and sr
hnpt resnrd Zine as re
to the ofilcial statement OF DR.. Mackenzie
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bedside q q patient upon topic unfit for
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PRINCES maiady Is the result OF excessive I've
saslena or m nafz essr During Els
campaigns he used sometimes to SMOKE 2 pipe
With porcsIhain bowl painted b. the S CroTn
tary prodisposition: His grandmother. the
Queen Louise. died from cancerous tumors on
ID br: mckenzie will return to San Reno next
wsTsbk ouoh nothing has been announced regard.
m open secret that Bismarck theoretically
urged the Gar TO ASSIST In putting IN onQ 10
RussiR's economic war with Germany. Count
Schouvaloff the Russian Ambassador. had
prepared the Gar for Prince Bismarks line
Of argument, at the same time supporting
the policy Of CANCELLATION by advising acqui-
essence In the Chancellor's suggestions. As
these were directly hostile to ii. de Giers, tho
Gar countermanded the arrangements for the
presence Of NJ. de Giers.
dr a the ass ssa the a
tacks on German commerce and the persecu-
ton Of German traders in Russia must be
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entente cordiale between the two countries, the
Bignaized by q reconstruction Of tho Ministry.
Prince Bismarck spoke earnestly and frankly
with the Gar not mincing matters, but u.s.
serting plainly what personal obstacles ex-
listed within the Russian Government and
operated against the restoration OF amicable
relations.
The Gear Is ready to throw over NJ. de Giers.
He is displeassd with the impotence OF his
Prime Minister In dealing with Bulgaria, and
with his failure to check the central European
alliance In conversation. while at Freedoms
borg, the Gear freely expressed tho opinion
that NJ. de Giers was getting too old and wants
q rest.
Oficial circles in Berlin do not seem san
guine that the Gar will be able to sweep the
Germanophobists from the Ministry Mt once.
Public and official hatred in Russia against the
Germans Ia SO intense that even the Autocrat
must go softly In modifying his policy. But
unless the Gear Influences marked change
the existing strained relations will result ere
long In An open rupture.